Aug 08 2024 23 mins 4
Our guidance on how to how to demonstrate your experience on your resume.
Your job history is not your work experience. A list of the jobs you've held and the companies you've worked for is not evidence of the tasks you can carry out or how well you can do them. A bulleted list that reflects your previous job description is not evidence that you will "bring something to the table" in a new role. This reason is in the top three reasons why resumes we see don't get interviews: there is no evidence of experience on the resume. To stand out and obtain interviews, you need to showcase your real experience your achievements and how you accomplished them.
Your job history is not your work experience. A list of the jobs you've held and the companies you've worked for is not evidence of the tasks you can carry out or how well you can do them. A bulleted list that reflects your previous job description is not evidence that you will "bring something to the table" in a new role. This reason is in the top three reasons why resumes we see don't get interviews: there is no evidence of experience on the resume. To stand out and obtain interviews, you need to showcase your real experience your achievements and how you accomplished them.
